Bad Leadership Responsible for Nigeria’s Insecurity — Baba-Ahmed!
Reported By Marian Opeyemi Fasesan | Sele Media Africa
Hakeem Baba-Ahmed, former Special Adviser to President Bola Tinubu, has attributed Nigeria’s escalating insecurity to poor leadership by successive governments over the past decade.
Speaking during a recent interview, Baba-Ahmed emphasized that ineffective governance and lack of strategic policies have significantly contributed to the worsening security challenges across the country.
“The root cause of insecurity is bad leadership. Without accountable and visionary leaders, the nation will continue to face these crises,” he stated.
Key Points:
- Baba-Ahmed criticized the failure of past administrations to address fundamental issues such as unemployment, corruption, and inadequate security infrastructure.
- He called for urgent reforms and strong leadership to restore peace and stability.
- The former adviser highlighted the need for inclusive governance and community engagement in security strategies.
Why It Matters:
- Nigeria continues to face rising incidents of banditry, terrorism, and communal conflicts, impacting social and economic development.
- Leadership accountability is seen as critical to reversing the insecurity trend and fostering national cohesion.
What to Watch:
- Government responses to calls for leadership reforms.
- Impact of policy changes on security operations and community relations.
Citations:
- Interview with Hakeem Baba-Ahmed – Nov. 2025
- Security Analysis Reports – Nigerian Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies
- National Security Briefing – Ministry of Defence, Nov. 2025
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